The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 15, 1909, Page 14

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1909. | The police have been mak ’ | Portland police department Wentern, | ing an effort to clear up the | informat on charge Vaughn Knew Him m Well, . | case since last Monday after sending through the mails a quar is noon, when the left leg and tity of ¢ i t J a containin: uffici niaining # keeper part of the right were found " strychnine to kill, Vaughn will sere ‘ by a rural letter carrier, Tues mn ? eo Agere pany Gor a6 eo one ged his present tern hea day the torso was found exact Uon of felony againnt aughn, | expires ie toa was re 4 * ie ly a mile from where the legs RR OR Re & ronl estate desler, now serving 4|Mre. Baldwin in a package mailed Contest Ends | were found, and yesterday, Gnpeciine four montha’ sentence in the coun: at Seattle 10 days ago, bearing the } ann ty jail here for aesault with a|imprint of the Formosa tea house, | 14 al ‘ement, Fred Bohnert Throws A : Into Face of Arthur Boh- ie ci nert While in a Drunken “The Fi Exclusive At a reward re attempting to! fl Style lead his drunken brother home Shop” Arthur Bohnert, 21 years old, re (From the messages of President Andrew Jackson to con grees on the subject of the United States bank.) Every monopoly-and all exclusive privileges are granted at the expense of the public, Which ought to receive a fr equivalent. The many millions which this act (the act ox tending the bank) proposes to bestow on the stockholders of the existing bank must come directly or indirectly from out of the earnings of the American people with the exception of the head, i igh! the remaining parte of the Rounding Curve at a Hig body were found, The head is Rate of Speed, Machine) still missing. Crashes Into Obstacle pyy} BIRD OF PREY With Fatal Results. | LIVES ON MONKEYS) | casi To acknowledge the bank's argument i# to admit that the bank ought to be perpetual, and as a consequence the stock holders and those inhertting thelr right# am successors — be established as a privileged order, clothed both with great po litical power and enjoying Immense cunlary advantages from their connection with the government (By United Press) | OAKLAND, Cal, Oct, 15.—Twe | everely injured earty ¢ n| celved the contents of a bottle of nitric acid in hin face last night rie inflicting burns whieh will mark 714-716 the vietim for life. Fred Bohnert, five years older than bis brother, was later arrested by Patrolman Charles Melson and lodged in the eity jail To Denk Berg@hnt Mayer Peyser Fred Dahmert at first dented that he and hid brother had engaged in a seriode trouble. Iv dhything the matter with An aute © speeding toward akland on ¢ seminary road | rashed into a fire hydr and hurt 4d the ocoupants te the ground, The Dead Mrs. H. C, Rdward 7 23rd st, | Mak land. N. Anargyros, Hotel St. Mark, | akiand Injured: to be regretted that the rich and powerful too often f government to their selfish purposes, When to add to the nat 1 distinctions and just ial distinctions, to grant titles, gratuities and exclusive vileges, to make the rich richer and the po tent more powerful, the humble members of society the farmers, mechanics and laborers--who have neither the time nor the means of securing like favors to themselves, have & right to complain of the injustice of their government Many of our rich men have not been content with equal protection and equal benefits, but have besought us to make them richer by act of congress. Mrs. Howard Cameron, Hotel St.) Mark; H. ©. Abbott; Mra H, O. at ott; O. R, K. Lelby, attorney; Lu him?” asked Bohnert, assuming an jon Knuchel, Hote! St. Mark; Hen innocent air y Tischner fe A RR RR RR Re You threw acid in his face and When the nt occur } 2 carred him for life,” replied Pey RB sgessaan apes isa ser, Bohnert broke down and niles an how t struck There have been two central banks in the story of the] wept A sharp curve on Hoph . “ 1 was drunk and when I ¢ Stmburst, which Tischner - United States : drunk I don’t remember anything’ tempting to negotiat when t " One died when it passed out of the control of the govern-/1 do,” sobbed the elder brother. “We neavy automobile sk A and crash had a little quarrel, [ remember, but ed into the tron pipe on the side o ment Z the rest is a blank,” the street and turned turt rhe | The other was killed fof general cussedness Although suffering much pain, Massongers were thrown « : : -d. The Star{ Arthur Bobnert at first deetined to tides. Mra, Edwards wa , -_ Now that the central bank idea has been revived, The Star} Wao threw the acid streck on her head and died almost || we Bee oenrenes Se bietry OF oh. Ciro. Previous Avena to be scactes, fon the ror ot ah THE STRIKING SUPERIORITY OF OUR netantly } - Nite,” sald Arthur as he lay upon a cot at the elty hospital j Pere T TT CTT TTT TT eT TTT TT eT Poe ee ee eee ee ee ee eee ee ee ee ee eee ee | Anargyros fell from his seat just} | lore the automobile capsized. He | | Alex. Hamilton was intrested by | | < Later he tte old e e ‘So was still alive when picked up, but} Here's a cruellooking, evil old|Geo. Washington with the task of Tencnad by Re sagresinul ae saat yt } a Hed on the way to the hospital. jbird—the monkey-eating eagle of] bringing financial order out of the i He was érenk.” anid Bokeart. |i ap j a 4 There was no help near, so those | the Philippine islands. This old|chaos that followed the creation of ; \“He tried to get me once bef. oe with who were able to do so walked to|rogue was captured near Manila and|the government : Mi graliriny sehen : the nearest telephone station and |!s fed on chickens in New York.| In 1791 Hamilton said that there g 2 The nen sila A sent in a call for ald. Automobiles |So now he looks ruffied about it, | was a banking monopoly in private ‘ The elder Rohnert is being held} | t q * P 1 an $12.50 were dispatched from Oakland and hands, The Bank of North America | at the city jall without = charge ed 4 ushed to om | nd the Bank of M 3 " . oe NEWS B BULLETINS site of Dostua, ‘efth. thatr| on T. R/O ELECTRIC CLOCK Simplicity is the dominant note that runs through the full range of afl @ —_—-~—— branches, absolutely controlled the . BOON FOR LAZY MEN | Styles, and is the most highly commendable feature in our me m priced e ad ete ol ro t ye . re BATTLESHIP NAMED Bluefield, Nicaragua, wireless vial Tete ena tect the tone =, | z | Hamilton organized the treasury FROM THIS STATE barren ar “haere Oe Prat partment, and, as an adjunct, | ‘ il sh f ‘ f th . ; I implica oy against the administration of Prest-lasked congress authorize @ $10, 3 | ows a fine appreciation o! le importance of every outline—the simplichy: is tod cop | 4 : | 3 A NATION’S PRIDE jen: Setaye & day sweeping the/ 990,000 bank, of which the United | gives tone and individuality to every model. ? SS eiidencat haa tic smaaina entire couatsy The people havelmiates government was to buy! ? ; 5.—Record |accepted the proclamation naming 000,000 stock 5 ae P . ay ne gre: eollects ee target practice scores of the vesseis | Estrada the provisional president $4,000,000 a#toc K ‘a iy H At these prices, $8.50, $10.00 and $12.50, we have three great collections that of the American navy for 1909 made - Terrible Row. P iii } Wiis phasize anew the striking superiority of our medium priced models, public at the navy department show | §acramento—The Japanese Bank| The friends of the two banks a , that the Washington is a winner In |of Sacramento closed ite doors this| Who held the monopoly made a te the battleship class, the Charleston | morning upon orders from State|rible row, but congress atrophy winner in the cruiser class,/pank Examiner Anderson. The | Hamilton's bank plan into the Wilmington a trophy winner tn | bank is in bad shape and yesterday |T" \ N j -- aE 01 ~ " ‘ e o fi ies rantont cts tnd the Pinger |ibere was s mild ras nt wan that ene stoop | gl Special Petticoat Values “l splendid and safe in geting for the torpedo trophy. Washington — Lieutenant Cart houier tee te seater sedele " dag beng ont oe ee Richter of Dubuque, lowa,, attached : ; | Meantime the marvelous growth], Th! !s the most remarkable clock ae Sat a toned oF “4 arget lito the Marietta as senior engineer, lor the Bask of the United States over made, It was designed and Le Q ee J committed sufcide by hanging, ac . stimulated an era of the wildegggumt for Col. Roosevelt by R. B @ cording } e Smith, of New York. A system of to dispatches received at the navy department today from hg bank exploitation. Everybody anhiiicrors and lenses, just like a/ fl } om "ine ed to own bank stock, and nearly oi HEP : i i GLUE UNEARTHED IN | Bampton, Roads, j : |everybody wanted to start a bank.| ™Aéle lantern, throws the image of Fine Taffetas in All the New Shades - “ . a of these mushroom | *2* dial on the cefling of a dark he demand for simple styles is unmistakable—the simplicity of trim ry id had / ened sleeping room. You press with the big banks of / Pit, mg Sho Lakin is deine . rags AN ATROGIOUS CRIME. Money Saved rk, Philadelphia and Boston | Dutt ee ma «anes the " Irish green, wistaria, rose, castor, cadet, tan, taupe, dark rose, lavend to prevent the extension of the bed to know the time, either brown, reseda, medium brown, cardinal, olive, light gr medium gray, Zit ptr ANRC T oD | C ‘he t od 8 t | ' a aa eas Re ie RG niet ies ce inal” Week oe —— blue, mulberry, pink, white, changeables, navy and black TIVERTON, R. I, Oct. 15.— " eoded in k put only on the} poeta sit, Zou, hear abs " ri ps an Sivan tadenen or wan | P : cree that ctnbe tke Caster wciiae ae ye These are the splendid colors included in this special collection. They are River, Mass., today identified | . lhad sold its stock in the bank the se—-He hit old Miitonatre Black of sturdy taffetas,.in good width, with cotton dust ruffle. Special for Saturday the dismembered body of the or. ; ; linstitution was largely owned by| “4p bit auto yesterday. me sei young woman found near here _ . | foreigners. Central Bank Killed. Poynor Saves You 30 Per Cent. pined ‘beanies Rg gobo ye Shafer Bros., Not Only Largest, But Best. the hands of ihe government a FURNITURE SPECIALS} — "ee An Announcement From meree of the sation, so that a pro-| Boston money kings was such that | posal for a new central bark was! For Saturday and Monday President Washington, undaunted |hatied with joy by the public at a seven-year war, hesitated to| go it was that In 1816 the United} sign the bill States bank was chartered | The Poynor Store is this week offering the following specials He finally asked each member of But this was privately owned and » Shafer Bros. @n Iron, Enamel, Brass and Vernis Martip Beds for Saturday his cabinet for a written opinion.!was controlled by the big banking and Monday Newspaper illustrations many times gt a cheap They we qually divided for and | interests of the country, The result T fc} H piece of iurniture a look of real quality, and, while we assure [lagainst the bank. Washington | was that by the end.of 16 years the| The house of Shafer Bros. has grown to its present proportions you the goods look better than the cuts {n this ease, just satisfy [B|signed the bill \bank was the center of a mass of! by giving the best t skill and ample capital can command. yourself by dropping in and inspecting the line. Our entire stock The bank was authorized to con-| political, financial and commercial “ " ’ ; will stand comparison on prices and quality tinue business for 20 years, It was | corruption | rhe statements printed over the firm’s signature may be ac- Remember, these specials are LOW priced, but NOT cheap. run in connection with the United! ‘Things were in this shape when! cepted at face ilue—no overstatements are permitted. And all States treasury, and its effect in| President Andrew Jackson. made! , steadying the growth of a commer: | war upon the huge creature of gold| the merchandise sold by this concern is fully guaranteed. Iron and Brass Beds for Jor teem ee oe onc Tomorrow Enemies at Work. | panic He killed the bank and the monop-| Saturday and Monday — fii! wsj2es.sir tastes igs oh Ae Se i ee ete ae ee ee worse than there had been tn the Enameled Bank of the United States, having country both before and after | Scotch Tweeds and Herringbones, plain fabrics a English Home- I Bed failed to kill {t in direct attack, be-| For many congresses, now, Al Fe wie ignites Loan cs and English Hon ron : gan to undermine {t as a govern-|drich has been introducing his spuns, in the new auto and naval collar styles; all sizes; very fine full or three ment inatitution. scheme for @ central bank of issue y 25.00 wheme fo con ra values at . eevee es woees eoeee beues 25. quarter size ' Little by Httle the government He does not want the Uniteal $ aha ‘bineor was persuaded to part with its States to own and control the bank | green. $1.80 | sighitenthe of the stock. With the} President Taft says he ts for the! KUPPENHEIMER’S SUITS FOR MEN, $20.00 p wtock went the control. ! Aldrich scheme ‘ Enameled Include : in worsted Suits and fancy striped effects, in grays, Iron Bed War oO \ olive, browns, green, smoke, black and blue serges; all sizes. Spe- brass rails . 4 CHAT GE sa 658% ‘ ares Teter thee | and top, full 1 lt size or three- ee aer | 2 In Arcade Annex College Clothes for ly construct eauss eect First Avenue Side oung ellows d : | We are offering extra strong walues on A splendid collection of Highly Fash- m 1 tir " ie ais particular corner, with the purpose fonable Clothes for young fello The Bed, oval continuous posts, chilled spindles, guaranteed construc- fl of building up a big, popular busine bpm» agian wb eid thing ks tion $11.00 Find All-Wool Worsted Suits, in plain Sy erste tailoring includes the latest kinks of and fancy effects, Full Brass Bed h 2inch ‘ 5 $ 5,0 fashion, And all men can be fitted, Rone genet da, CLOSES at iyi 15.00 40 to 48 chest measure 18. por right or satin finish Arcade Annex Only, First Av. Side. Spec fal at .. . sp TOMORROW ' Heay full Bre Bed, with pe toe Ys. Oc 16k hn. | Boys’ Top Coats, Reefers dua Suits bright fink Saturday y ; f Hy : ye We show a whole storeful—a store as big as a full-sized city lot, piled high with splendid stocks of wearables for boys—the larg- est stock west of Chicago. Boys’ Suita, with two pairs of pants Boys’ Overcoats and Reefers, fine styles, sizes from 6 to 17, All wool, finely in all sizes from 2% to 12; medium, light answer in today Prizes now om tailored. Chotee of Knickerbocker and and heavy weight; popular auto and Ranges and Heaters ore eee Seen $600. | See eT S80 Monda $17.85 All answers must be received rtin Bed here or b postmark not later mmings, colon. than 10 p, m, in order to be judged je, a beautiful pattern $27.65 It is not yet too late. Send your This department of the Poynor Store is showing specially fine bargaing, and the w y CHAMPION RANC that Sent outa. ivi ihe genoa coon ff atthe ey New Shipment of Beaver Hats for Erm This | range { lemonstrated at the s showing PP the ady ges of i ngeabh Sa ae ee oe | Children, All Colors, $5.00 e 2 Successors to D. S. Johnston Co, CASH CREDIT EILERS MUSIC BUILDING, sr Aer: ean mr ienanr neers mo OVNOR "Ng az! SHAFER BROS. 708-10-12 PIKE STREET, WALDORF BUILDING | St. ___| ARCADE AND ARCADE ANNEX